Snow Toronto

Photos of snowy Toronto

As I was contemplating what subject to cover in the Friday photo essay, I glanced outside to see thick flurries flying in the air this morning. Although they didn't really stay on the ground for too long where I was, something about the sight put me in a festive mood. That fleeting moment passed a half hour later as my feet became almost unbearably wet walking to the subway, but hey, it was nice while it lasted.

So, in honour of the holiday season and the soon-to-arrive first official day of winter, it seems like the right time to share some photos of snow. Although perhaps slightly depressing -- the worst is, after all, yet to come -- I tend to think that the viewing such images is one of the best by-proxy experiences to be had: one gets all the beauty without the concomitant pain in the ass of having to actually deal with the stuff.

And, not surprisingly, the blogTO Flickr pool is virtually overflowing with rather dazzling photos of the city consumed by snow. But enough preamble, onto the photos! Lead image by Seeing Is.

Snow Toronto

Photo by Jordan Roberts.

Snow Toronto

Photo by Keith.CA.

Snow Toronto

Photo by Chewie2008~.

Snow Toronto

Photo by wvs / Sam Javanrouh.

Snow Toronto

Photo by Vasta.

Snow Toronto

Photo by picturenarrative.

Snow Toronto

Photo by andyscamera.

Snow Toronto

Photo by jaycan*.

Snow Toronto

Photo by Metrix X.

Snowy Toronto

Photo by boukesalverda.


Latest Videos



Latest Videos


Latest in Arts

Toronto actor Dan Levy wants baby-free flights but not everyone is on board with that

Toronto architecture critic has side hustle as a sassy drag queen tour guide

Someone designed a retro digital Toronto and it feels like an unlocked memory

Stunning shot by Toronto photographer wins major award and you can tell why

Sponsored

Artist Project is back in Toronto and here are 4 things you can expect

Black burlesque performers push for more diversity in Toronto

Toronto radio legend Marilyn Denis calls it quits after 40 years on air

The many lives of Toronto's historic Paradise Theatre